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| Command ships are the front line fighter [[Ship Roles|role]]. They are tougher than [[gunship]]s and [[tackler]]s, and their special Diffusion Shield ability allows them to absorb a large amount of damage for a short time. Their active modules revolve around buffing their own and their allies' offense and defense.
|}

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=Modules=

==Diffusion Shield==
The Diffusion Shield is an ability that, when activated, causes damage taken to drain capacitor instead of deal damage. It deactivates after 15 seconds or when the player runs out of energy. For every 8 points of damage received, 1 energy point is lost. The Diffusion Shield is unaffected by resistance stats.

==Command Modules==

===Valkyrie System===
The Valyrie System increases damage for the command ship and all nearby allies by 20-28%. It has a 10 second duration and 50 second cooldown.

===Gravi-scanner===
The Gravi-scanner increases nearby allies' speed by 20% for a short time.

===Coating Polarizer and Aegis System===
The Coating Polarizer and Aegis System increase the hull and shield resistances respectively of the command ship and all nearby ships.

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=Factions=
[[Jericho]] are the primary manufacturers of command ships, but the [[Empire]] also produce several types. Empire command ships have stronger hulls, while Jericho have stronger shields.

The Empire [[Legion]] and Jericho [[Techs]] are the subfactions that offer Mk 3 command modules.

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=Role=

The command ship is designed to take a beating while buffing allies. You should usually make sure you're near allies so that your buffs give the greatest benefit to the team. The command ship has the lowest offensive ability of all of the fighter roles.

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FAQ

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FAQ

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MrTwiddlez: /* Weapons */

Advancement

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There are various ways to advance your character in Star Conflict.

==Currency==
There are several currencies in the game that can be used to purchase ships and equipment: Credits, Galactic Standards, Loyalty Vouchers and Artifacts.

===Credits===
Credits are the main in-game currency, and are earned through combat. PvP will give some credits, and PvE will give a lot. Credits are used to buy non-Premium ships. They are also used to buy mk 1 and upgrade mk1 equipment to mk 2 equipment. Credits can also be purchased with Galactic Standards.

===Galactic Standards===
Galactic Standards (GS) are purchased with real life money. They are used to buy Premium ships and upgrade equipment to mk 3. A small number of Galactic Standards can be obtained by completing in-game polls and special events.

===Loyalty Vouchers===
Loyalty vouchers are earned by completing [[contracts]] for your chosen subfaction. Loyalty vouchers are used to upgrade equipment to mk 3, but the vouchers must be of the right faction for the piece of equipment.

===Artifacts===
Artifacts are earned by looting. When you find a purple upgrade kit, you can choose to salvage it for artifacts (you receive a small number if you salvage it yourself, or more if you pay GS). You can also sometimes find artifacts themselves as loot. Artifacts are used to: A)upgrade equipment to the most powerful level - mk 4 or B)donate to your Corporation to be refined into Iridium.

==Ships and Synergy==
The main type of advancement through the game is buying and upgrading ships. Non-Premium ships (or "Credit ships") are bought with Credits. Before you can buy a ship you must earn enough synergy with one of its prerequisite ships to unlock it. Premium ships are bought with Galactic Standards and do not require a specific prerequisite, though you can only buy Premium ships up to 3 ranks higher than the highest rank ship you currently own.

Once you own a ship, you can upgrade it by earning Synergy. Synergy is a measure of your proficiency in a particular ship. By flying a ship you will earn synergy points for that ship. When you gain enough synergy points, you can spend it in the ship fitting screen to level up that ship. In addition to synergy with a particular ship you will also earn a small amount of "free" synergy, that can be used to level up any ship.

The higher your level in a ship, the better it will perform, gaining a small increase in statistics across the board and some bonuses. Once you gain maximum synergy level in a ship the spare synergy can be transferred to another ship by paying Galactic Standards. Gaining maximum synergy with a ship will also add one to your "Fleet Strength", which will increase all future synergy gain by 1%.

===Rank===
Rank is gained with factions by buying their ships. Your rank with each faction is simply the highest rank ship you own of theirs. The higher your rank with a faction, the more contracts their subfactions will offer you. Gaining rank also unlocks new [[implants]].

==Equipment==
Equipment is initially bought at mk 1 with credits. Mk 1 equipment can be upgraded to mk 2 either with credits or by using a mk 2 upgrade kit, which can sometimes be found when looting. Mk 2 equipment can be upgraded to mk 3 either by paying the right type of loyalty vouchers, or by paying Galactic Standards. Mk 3 equipment can be upgraded to mk 4 either by spending Artifacts, which are found by looting, or by using a mk 4 upgrade kit, which are also only found from looting.

Implant

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[[File:Implants.png]]

Implants are upgrades that you apply to your character that improve your performance in combat in various ways. There are three different implants at each rank and you can only choose one, but if you change your mind you can change the implant for a fee of 50,000 credits per implant, or 500,000 credits for full reimplantation. You can only equip implants up to the highest rank of ship you own.

Implants only take effect when flying a ship of the same rank or higher, so a rank 3 implant will work on a rank 3 ship or higher, but will not work on a rank 1 or 2 ship. The sole exception are the rank 15 implants, that give a bonus to synergy and/or credit gain that applies at all times.

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=Implant List=

TODO

{| class="wikitable"
! width="10%" | Rank
! width="10%" | Faction
! width="20%" | Name
! width="60%" | Description
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 1
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Gigas"
| Hull strength increased by 25%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Armadillo"
| Incoming explosion damage to hull reduced by 20%. Incoming critical hit damage to hull reduced by 20%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neurocontroller "HR1 - SE"
| Increases hull resistance to all types of damage by 25 points.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 2
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Oculus"
| Reduces target locking time by 43%. Increases critical chance hit by 10%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Albatross"
| Increases sensor range by 75%. Increases maximum and optimal weapon range by 20%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neurocontroller "FCS - M1"
| Reduces incoming control-inhibited effects by 23%. Reduces main weapon spread by 20%.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 3
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Doctus"
| Shield regeneration speed increased by 25%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neurocontroller "Owl"
| Increases maximum shield volume by 20%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neurocontroller "SR Mark 2"
| Increases shield resistance to all types of damage by 20 points.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 4
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Malleus"
| Increases damage dealt by missiles by 10%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Sting"
| Increases missile velocity and turn speed by 20%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "RR-25"
| Maximum missile range increased by 75%.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 5
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Velox"
| Increases ship rotation speed by 30% in all axes.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Cheetah"
| Increases strafe speed by 75%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "SP-25"
| Maximum speed increased by 3%.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 6
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Gladius"
| Main weapon damage increased by 7%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "Ox"
| Increases critical damage by 35%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Alpha-Inhibitor "WPN-FS2"
| Rail gun and plasma projectile speed increased by 30%. Maximum laser temperature increased by 10%.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 7
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Fortis"
| Increases capacitator volume by 30%.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Predator"
| Afterburners energy use reduced by 17%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "CU - Type B"
| 15% of received damage restores your energy reserves. This does not reduce incoming damage.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 8
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Rapidus"
| Reduces recharge time by 17% for Multipurpose modules.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Armadillo II"
| Upon activating multipurpose modules , the ship becomes immune to all engine-inhibiting effects for 3 seconds.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "CU - 25b"
| Upon activating Multipurpose modules the ship becomes immune to all energy siphoning effects for 5 seconds.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 9
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Gigas II"
| Increases hull and shield resistance to all types of damage by 12 points for each enemy marking you as their target.
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "Cheetah II"
| Increases maximum afterburner speed by 7%.
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Beta-accelerator "SR Mark 3"
| Increases shield resistances to all types of damage by 10 points. Shield can now absorb damage from collision.
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 10
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Rapidus II"
| Reduces module recharge time by 20%. Does not effect Mulitpurpose modules.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Sting II"
| Reduces Active module energy consumption by 29%. Does not effect Mulitpurpose modules.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "WPN-WS3"
| Improves Active module parameters by 20%. Does not effect Mulitpurpose modules.
|
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 11
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Oculus II"
| Reduces your target's hull and shield resistance to all types of damage by 8 points. For main weapons only.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Ant"
| Increases rate of fire by 8%.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "RR-50"
| Missle reloading time reduced by 13%.
|
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 12
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Gladius II"
| If the ship's speed is below 50% from maximum (not including afterburners), its main weapon deals 7% more damage.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator
| If the ship's speed is below 50% from maximum (not including afterburners), its energy reserves regenerate 50% faster.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroaccelerator "Predator II"
| If the ship's speed is below 50% from maximum (not including afterburners), its shields regenerate 25% faster.
|
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 13
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Rapidus III"
| Reduces cooldown timer for modules by 15% upon destroying an enemy ship or assisting the destruction with damage.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Ant II"
| Increases main weapon damage by 20% for 10 seconds upon destroying an enemy ship or assisting the destruction with damage.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroconnector "WPN-F70"
| Increases main weapon damage by 2% upon destroying an enemy ship or assisting the destruction with damage. This effect stacks with each ship destroyed up to 20%.
|
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 14
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Gigas III"
| Neutralizes all negative effects and grants 7 seconds of immunity to them when the ship's shileds are first lost.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Albatross II"
| Activates emergancy stealth field generator for 3 seconds when the ship's shields are first lost.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroconnector "SR-X"
| Increases hull damage resistance by 75 points for 7 seconds for when the ship's shields are first lost.
|
|-
| rowspan="3" align="center" | 15
| [[File:Empire.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Gladius III"
| Increases credit and synergy gain by 5% and main weapon damage by 5%. Synergy and credit increase is active on ships of all ranks.
|
|-
| [[File:Federation.png]]
| Neuroconnector "Owl II"
| Improves credit gain by 10% and hull and shield strength by 5%. Credit rate increase is active on ships of all ranks.
|
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png]]
| Neuroconnector "RB-X"
| Improves synergy gain by 10% and missile damage by 10%. Synergy increase active on ships of all ranks.
|
|-
|}
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MrTwiddlez: /* Using the game interface */

For any suggestion, new questions, corrections, please visit the [http://forum.gaijinent.com/index.php?/topic/9493-faq/ dedicated thread ] on the forum.
Q&A will be added to this page.

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= Using the game interface =

If you have questions regarding account management or technical requirements, please check these detailed articles: [[account management]] and [[technical requirements]].

;Can I change my name?
:To change your Name, right click on it in the Hangar and select "Change player name".
:Be careful as choosing a new name can only be done once for free. Every subsequent attempt will cost some Galactic Standards!
:Any offensive names can lead to ban or edition by a GM.

;How do i setup my Xbox controller/joystick?
:Support for console controllers and joysticks is enabled. Just go into your Settings to enable them.

;How do I map my control keys?
:You can map your keys in the 'key binds' option of the menu.

;How do I open the squad chat?
:First you need to enable "show Chat" by pressing the eye button in the lower right corner of the chat window. You can then switch to squad chat by clicking the squad chat :tab.
[[File:SquadChat.png]]

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= In the hangar =
==Ships ==

Open the Ship Tree by clicking on the Ships icon in the top menu, by pressing F3, or from the left screen platform tabs where the selected ship will have an arrow pointing to the right.

;How do I sell a ship?
:Right click the ship in the ship tree then left click the Sell command.

Its sell price will be 25% of its usual buy price. It will be stripped of modules which will land in your warehouse. The ship you sell will always be available for re-purchase at 80% of its original buy price. If you buy it back for 80%, it will be the ship with the same synergy level you previously sold. Also, this ship re-purchased at 80% will have no modules.

If a ship is an elite ship which augments fleet strength, its value will be removed from fleet strength if sold.

;How do I select another ship for battle?
:You can select a ship by selecting a ship slot on the left side of the Hangar and then selecting a ship from the Ship Tree.

;How do I remove a ship from a slot?
:You can remove a ship from a slot by selecting the same ship in another slot.

;Are premium ships better than normal ships?
:Premium ships come with a maxed out synergy upon purchase and as such they are better than the corresponding regular tree ships when brand new, but when maxed out the normal ships are slightly better.
:Additionaly, premium ships don't get the faction specific version of their respective [[Special Weapons]].
:Steam DLC ships are slightly better then other ships of the same type due to the addition of a passive slot and offering a different missile loadout composition.

;What is the ship's Synergy Level?
:Synergy is the gradual, extra empowerment of a ship which comes over time by flying it. As you gain ship synergy, there will be indicators in the hangar telling you it is qualified for a level-up. When leveling up a ship, the stats of your ship will increase some, and some ship bonuses will be unlocked. On each ship's wiki page, you will find a table giving the ship's stats for each synergy level.
:Maximum synergy levels are :
<center><table border="1" width="75%">
<tr align="center"><td>Ship Rank</td><td>1</td><td>2</td><td>3</td><td>4</td><td>5</td><td>6</td><td>7</td><td>8</td><td>9</td><td>10</td><td>11</td><td>12</td><td>13</td><td>14</td><td>15</td></tr>
<tr align="center"><td>Synergy Levels</td><td>5</td><td>5</td><td>6</td><td>7</td><td>8</td><td>8</td><td>8</td><td>9</td><td>9</td><td>10</td><td>10</td><td>10</td><td>10</td><td>10</td><td>10</td></tr>
</table></center>

;If I buy a sticker, will I be able to place it on any ship ?
:Yes, if you buy a sticker from the sticker shop (accessible via the ship's "Equipment" tab, you will be able to put it on any ship of any tier. There is no limit to how often you can use a particular sticker after having bought it once. You can buy Stickers with GC or Credits.

;Can I use the ships of other Factions ?
:Yes, once you've reached the required rank in that faction you can buy their respective ships. See below for Faction ranking.

== Weapons ==

;What is the best weapon?
:This question can't be answered, because it depends a lot on your gameplay.

;What's the difference between a laser, a plasma canon and a railgun ?
:Those are the three main weapon groups.
:Lasers deal thermal damage (or EM with a microwave lens), Plasma deal EM damage (or kinetic with a needle module), Railgun deal kinetic damage (Thermal with antimatter shells).
:In general, kinetic damage is most effective against hull, EM damage is most effective against shields and thermal damage offers a balance between the two. Resistances can be tweaked using passive modules tho, so this does not always apply.
:Lasers offer the fastest projectile speed, but lowest damage output (exception being the pulse lasers), Kinetic having the second fastest projectile speed with moderate damage and plasma offering the slowest projectile speed at a high damage output.

;Why does it seem that lasers are much less effective at dealing damage as a whole than the others?
:Lasers have the smallest projectile size, in fact they shoot tiny beams. Hitting shields with them is as easy as with any other weapon but when it comes to damaging the hull itself, the beams need to hit the hull precisely rather then the sphere around it. Shields are about 2 times as big as the ship itself.
:When using persistent lasers you need to stick on the target for 100% of the time to reach the optimum damage output. Furthermore all of your beams have to hit. If say only 3 of 4 shot beams hit the enemy ship, you will only get 3/4 of the damage -> Less time on target deals less damage. Pulse and long-range lasers do not fit into the persistent category and as such this does not apply to them.

;What are special modules ?
:[[Special Weapons|Special Modules]] or special functions are unique abilities available only on the ships of the respective factions only.

{| class="wikitable" width="500px" style="text-align: center"
|-
|
| [[File:Interceptor.png]] <br/>'''[[Interceptors]]'''
| [[File:Fighter.png]] <br/>'''[[Fighters]]'''
| [[File:Frigate.png]] <br/>'''[[Frigates]]'''
|-
| [[File:Empire.png|link=Empire]]
| [[File:Microwarp.png]] <br /> Microwarp engine
| [[File:Overdrive.png]] <br /> Ship overdrive
| [[File:Disintegrator.png]] <br /> Disintegrator
|-
| [[File:Federation.png|link=Federation]]
| [[File:PlasmaWeb.png]] <br /> Plasma web
| [[File:Chameleon.png]] <br /> Chameleon
| [[File:CombatDrones.png]] <br /> Combat Drones
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png|link=Jericho]]
| [[File:TachyonCocoon.png]] <br /> Tachyon cocoon
| [[File:PhaseShield.png]] <br /> Phase shield
| [[File:Torpedo.png]] <br /> Guided torpedo
|}

;What is the name of this sniper weapon ?
:It is not a weapon but a special module for the empire frigates. It is called Disintegrator.

;When can I get pulse or long range lasers?
:Weapons such as long range or pulse lasers as well as their counterparts in other weapon categories are accessible from T2 onward only. Heavy weapons unlock at T3.
:Since a wipe has not been done yet in order to remove obsolete items from previous versions of the game, some of these Weapons still exist in lower Tiers. This will be fixed in the near future.

;How can I replenish my missiles in a match? How can I fit more than the given maximum number of missiles?
:You can't. Maximum number of missiles only increase with ship tiers.

== Modules ==

;What is the hierarchy of modules efficiency ?
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
| [[File:MkI-II.png‎]] || '''Mk I'''<br/> They are unlocked at the first level of the tier (level 1 for T1, level 4 for T2, level 7 for T3, level 10 for T4)
|-
| [[File:MkI-II.png‎]] ||'''Mk II''' <br/> Unlocked at the same level, more efficient but more expensive.
|-
| [[File:Overcharged.png‎]] ||'''Military or MK 2.5'''<br/> You find them on the battlefield after wining a battle (loot) (previously called overcharged)
|-
| [[File:MkIII.png‎]] ||'''Mk III''' (also called '''Faction''') <br/> Unlocked at the higher levels of each tier (level 2&3 for T1, level 5&6 for T2, level 8&9 for T3, level 11&12 for T4).
|-
| [[File:Premium.png‎]] ||'''Premium'''<br/> Same stats as faction items, but you can buy them with GS as soon as you unlock mkI items.
|-
| [[File:Experimental.png‎]] || '''Experimental'''<br/> Most effective modules. Loot only.
|}

;How do I sell my looted items?
:Items you loot after a battle can be fit into 3 separate categories.
:The white-coloured items are sold automatically and only serve to increase your income.
:Overcharged(green) or Experimental(purple) items are automatically put in your warehouse. You can either fit them on ships of the appropriate Tier, or sell them (keep in mind that some of the loot can not be bought for their respective Tier).
:You can access your loot by clicking on the "My Items" tab in the Warehouse accessible via the top menu.

;I looted a T2 module after a battle but I can't fit it on my ship.
:Modules and ships are associated by their tier. Modules of a specific tier can only be fitted on ships of the same tier

;Are premium modules better than normal items?
:Premium modules have the same stats as the Mk III modules, but they can be bought without reaching the required rank of a faction.

;Is there a way to exchange items with other players?
:No, there is no such way at the moment.
:It may be implemented in the future.

;Can you give someone GS or modules ?
:See above

;How can I remove a module and leave the slot empty ?
:Just drag&drop the item out of the slot

== Skills (implants) ==

;Do skills apply to all ships?
:No, the skills only have an effect on the ships of the same rank or above.
:For example, the Jericho factions level 3 Implant 'Neurocontroller SR Mark 2' adds 25 resistance points to the shields of all ships rank 3 and above, but has no effect on ranks 1 or 2. As such a "Hercules 2" of the empire faction would get the bonus while the "Hercules" would not.

== Ranking ==
;What is the difference between my Race and Faction?
:In short, your pilots's race determines the bonus you get in/after a match, whereas your faction determines which equipment and ships you can buy.

;What are the different racial bonuses?
:Racial bonuses are the following:
{| class="wikitable" width="500px" style="text-align: center"
|-
| [[File:Empire.png|link=Empire]] || '''Empire bonus'''<br/> 5% loyalty bonus <br/> 1% damage on main weapon
|-
| [[File:Federation.png|link=Federation]] ||'''Federation bonus'''<br/>5% income bonus <br/> 1% to hull and shield
|-
| [[File:Jericho.png|link=Jericho]] <br/>|| '''Jericho bonus'''<br/>5% experience bonus <br/> 1% to missile damage
|}

;Do I have to change my race if I want to level with another race?
:No, your race only determines your player's bonus (see above). If you change your faction (via contracts), you will begin ranking up in the race associated with your faction.

;How do I change my race?
:You can change your race by buying a '''Forged Id''' for 300 GS in the warehouse (Office/Licenses)

;How does ranking work?
:After each battle you get experience, reputation and loyalty. Experience is for your ship's synergy level, Loyalty for your faction's rank, Reputation for your faction's race.
Experience > Synergy level
Reputation > race rank (not your pilot's rank)
Loyalty > faction rank

;Why should I change my faction?
:By changing your contract faction, you will be able to develop along another branch of faction items. By changing your contract race you can develop along another line of ships.

;Can I change my contract faction without loosing my current faction rank ?
:Yes. You will have to pay a small fee to change your long-term contract(faction) tho.

;How can I change my faction?
:You can change your faction in the contracts window. You will have to pay a compensation fee for resigning your long-term contract.
:You can only change your faction once you reach at least rank 2.

;What does reward bonus(previously development bonus) mean when hovering over a ship in the ship tree?
:It is a bonus to the experience you gain after a match.

;I can't finish a contract even tho I fulfilled its requirements.
:Sometimes a contract asks you to have a ship of a minimal tier: "To fulfill the contract you need T2 ships or higher".
:This is the case if an item only unlocks in a higher tier making it impossible to finish it before reaching said tier.

;Can I finish a contract of Armada with a Jericho ship?
:Unless specified otherwise yes, the ship you use doesn't matter.

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= Matches =

==Battle Modes==
;What's the difference between Arcade and Regular modes?
:In Regular you only possess 1 of each ship. In Arcade you have no limit on ship respawns.

;What are the different game modes ?
:Detonation, Domination and Combat Reconnaissance. More info on the different game modes can be found on the [[Game Modes]] page

==Matchmaking==

Matchmaking mechanisms are quite simple. Your matchmaking level depends on the Tier and rank selected.

To understand the leveling mechanisms, turning on the matchmaking queue graph is a good idea. The command is ''/set cl_showMmQueueInfo 2''

[[File:MatchmakingQueue.png|center‎]]

==Piloting your ship==
;What is the difference between the basic and expert pilot modes?
:Basic mode allows for full view around ship while lacking fine-tuned control mechanics. The camera will quickly turn to follow your mouse cursor and your ship will rotate towards it as fast as it can. Shooting your guns at extreme angles is easy to do in Basic mode.
:Expert mode allows for less view while increasing ship control. The camera will remain behind your ship, looking directly ahead. When you move your mouse to the edges of the screen, the ship will turn. It is more difficult to see and shoot at extreme angles in this mode.

==Battle rewards==
;I want to know how many points I get for which action.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
! scope="col" | Game type
! scope="col" | Action
! scope="col" | Points
! scope="col" | XP
|-
| Combat reconnaissance || Wining the game as captain and staying alive || '''750''' ||
|-
| Combat reconnaissance || Killing the enemy captain || '''600''' ||253-353
|-
| Detonation || Arming the EMP bomb ||'''500''' || 0
|-
| Domination || Capturing a beacon || '''300''' || 472-668
|-
| Detonation || Killing an enemy holding the EMP bomb || '''250''' ||
|-
| Domination || Killing an enemy capturing a Beacon || '''200''' ||
|-
| Detonation || Taking the EMP bomb || '''150''' ||0
|-
| All || Killing an enemy || '''100''' || 87-803
|-
| All || Damage assist || '''80''' || 87-642
|-
| All || Debuff assist || '''60''' || 134-418
|-
| All || Buff assist || '''30''' || 31-255
|-
| Scenario || Killing a bot || '''30''' ||0-26
|-
| Scenario || Damage assist on a bot || '''15''' || 0-21
|-
| Domination || Killing a drone || '''12''' || 24-35
|-
| Domination || Assist to drone kill || '''10''' ||15-21
|}

Additionaly doing objective based assists gives the following modifiers:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
! scope="col" | Game Type
! scope="col" | Objective
! scope="col" | Modifier
|-
| Combat reconnaissance || Captain || '''+300'''
|-
| Detonation || Bomb Carrier || '''+100'''
|-
| Domination || Enemy capturing Beacon || '''x2'''
|}

;How is the credit reward calculated at the end of a battle.
:A fixed amount is divided into the player of each team according to the efficiency of each player. It doesn't depend on whether you win or loose the battle.
:For example, if your team loose and you're the only one in your team that made a good score in efficiency, you will gain a lot of money. If you made a great score, but are tied with your teammates, you will gain little money.
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